Person · r. 1723, deposed

Sultan Muhammad Khan

Son of Dost Muhammad Khan, elevated to the throne by Bhopál's Minister over his elder but illegitimate half-brother Yár Muhammad Khan in 1723, and driven from the throne once the Nizám espoused Yár Muhammad's cause.

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p. 169 · read as page image Immediately after his death the Minister of Bhopal elevated Dost Mahomed's son Sultán Mahomed to the throne, to the prejudice of his eldest, but illegitimate son, Yár Mahomed, who was at the time in the Dakhan, a hostage for his father's loyalty to Nizám úl Múlk.